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Bird-friendly coffee wins ethical award top spot

Monday 7 January 2019 by Vanessa Amaral-Rogers

Bird & Wild coffee have been awarded Best Buy in Ethical Consumer’s latest review into coffee.

A fond farewell to our charismatic colleague Roy

Monday 26 November 2018 by Annabel Rushton

A fond farewell to our charismatic colleague Roy Taylor.

The Climate Change Act - ten years on

Friday 16 November 2018 by Jamie Wyver

The Climate Change Act was passed in 2008 - what has the RSPB been doing to address climate change since then?

Two million seabirds lost from UK Island each year

Monday 22 October 2018

On first look, Gough Island is idyllic and uninhabited, but look closer and you’ll see a heart-breaking story unfold...

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• Blog Post: Why a ‘no deal’ Brexit increases risks to the environment

  Following the comprehensive rejection of the Prime Minister’s proposed Withdrawal Agreement by the UK Parliament last night, and without stronger assurances which would avoid a disorderly Brexit, the risk of leaving the European Union on 29 March wit...

  Posted 16/01/2019 by MartinHarper

• Comment on A visit to the Shiants

  I have already booked to Tom Nicolson. But I need more information from those who have already been there. I arrive from Italy by plane to visit the Outer Hebrides for a week. I do not have camping equipment. Can I sleep in the house on the island? W...

  Posted 15/01/2019 by Darioaag

• Comment on Get to know the wonderful weasel

  Seeing them is not the problem I have. It is getting them to pose long enough for a photograph. Stoats are just so much more accommodating at times.

  Posted 15/01/2019 by Alex M

• Comment on RSPB Science highlights 2018

  Thanks very much, David, - a very readable and informative summary that has led me to follow up quite a few of the links for things I wasn't aware of - well done to all in your team for the great work underpinning conservation!

  Posted 15/01/2019 by HumphreyCrick